sinker (of net, fishing line)
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–shuteiyi / tʼeix̱ teiyí
to fish with a net
to bait hooks with octopus
to spear; poke; or prod
to fish with a hook
"One that attacks" | spear for fish and seal
"Fishes with a hook" | trolling
"The one that dipnets for fish" | eulachon dipnet
"The one that scratches" | fish spear; harpoon for spearing salmon
fish net; seine net | webbing
sharpened stick ( for digging up clams, roots, etc.) | gardening fork | pickaxe
káatʼ
gardening fork
káatʼ
pickaxe
float (of net, fishing line); buoy
“Let fish jump on death” | fish trap made of sharpened stick
spoon-shaped knife for scooping the insides out of sea urchins
“The one that swallows” | bone gorge hook for fishing or snaring seagulls
net used for round whitefish
óon yayeeg̱eiwú (AT)
fish trap
“The one that drags it by the head” | fishing rod
“Takes it in front by boat” | troller